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Usually fishes in groups on open, freshwater or salt lakes. Also preys on eggs and young of gulls...
The kudu is the second largest antelope species in the world (behind the eland)...
Post by Mark Homann, Professional Guide The African Fish Eagle is an eagle that is unique to Africa and its striking beauty and haunting cry are symbolic of the many waterways and wild wetlands found south of the Sahara Desert. With a mostly brown body, and a pure white head, breast, and tail, and large, powerful [...]
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What is a Balloon Safari? A balloon safari is probably the most romantic way to discover Africa’s wildlife treasures! As its name entails, it is a safari experience whereby tourists have a unique perspective of the wildlife below; from a hot air balloon. What you will love… Rise above the ...
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Far from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, Greystoke Mahale camp, located at the edge of western Tanzania, is the embodiment of a distant paradise. Removed from the main tourist attractions of Tanzania, Greystoke Mahale is for travelers looking for the epitome of luxury, authenticity, and intimacy. With a phenomenal location nestled between the Mahale [...]
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The Sable Antelope (Hippotragus niger) by Mark Homann, Professional Guide The Sable Antelope is truly a spectacular creature, the smaller females are a chestnut to dark drown color while the males mature to a dark black off set by distinctive white under belly and facial markings. They stand 55 inches from the shoulder and weigh [...]
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Aberdare Country Club – Nyeri, Kenya 9-hole golf course (Par 72). The club is nestled on the slopes of Mweiga Hill, only a two hour drive from the buzz of capital city Nairobi. 1300-acre wildlife sanctuary: share the fairways with friendly warthogs, giraffes, zebras, gazelles and peacocks. Superb views of Mt Kenya ...
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Some hide beneath rocks, others are as still as logs, while others ascend like a falling leaf. Africa’s most dangerous animals are often the ones that go undetected. Although qualified safari tours are extremely safe, here’s a little look into Africa’s wild side, without the protection of a guide or vehicle . . . * The grunting [...]
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An African safari experience encompasses much more than a scheduled morning and night game drive through the African bush. The true experience lies in your connection with nature, the people, and the land. Many times, African safari providers, camps, and lodges are merely focused on a scheduled touring session where participants can view animals and [...]
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1. Fear of Snakes! Question: I have a terrible fear of snakes! Am I advised not to take part in a safari? Answer: If it can reassure you, more people get into trouble in road accidents than with snakes…. One just needs to understand that the bush is the bush, and that ...
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The Greater Kudu, by Mark Homann Professional Guide The Greater Kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros) is a most spectacular antelope found in woodland habitats of Southern and Eastern Africa. The larger males have two and a half impressive horns (twists) that, when fully formed, can be as long as three feet. The females lack the horns of males [...]
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The following listing is based upon IUCN’s Red List of Threatened Species! 1. Addax Scientific Name: Addax nasomaculatus. Status: Critically Endangered. Threats: Uncontrolled hunting and harassment. Also drought and the extension of pastoralism. Population: Less than 300 animals surviving in the wild. Countries: Chad, Mauritania, Niger. 2. Ethiopian Wolf Scientific ...
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